Robert Landsberg was filming Mount St. Helens in 1980 when the volcano erupted. When he realised that he was not going to escape the eruption, he placed his camera on his backpack and covered it with his body in order to protect it. When he was found 17 days later, the film was developed and the photos published in National Geographic.
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On the Set of the Hit Movie, “Pulp Fiction”Behind-the-scenes Photos of the Iconic Film, “Pulp Fiction”
This man just wanted to get a quick bite to eat at his local fast food restaurant. However, unfortunately for the staff, it did not go quite as planned…
She may look harmless enough but this woman’s recent trip to the beach ended with a run in with the local police…
Located in an arts park near Antwerp, Belgium, this bizarrely designed hotel is actually a popular tourist attraction. Shaped like a human gut, the creation is by artist, Joep Van Lieshout and is called, “artwork to live in”. Although it all looks rather odd from the outside, travellers come for the experience of it and a room at the hotel costs £96 pounds a night ($154) and includes breakfast and entry to the sculpture park.
During a recent protest against the decline in prices for dairy products in Brussels, Belgium, farmers attacked the police with hoses of milk.
When a young girl sent Quentin Tarantino a letter in 1996, she received this reply.
This fishing boat was caught in a storm that saw 30 ft (9m) waves battering the boat.
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